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October 16, 2015

UTIG Featured in Earth & Space Science News

The view of Kangerlussuup Sermia ice sheet in Greenland.

Postdoctoral Fellow Timothy Bartholomaus’ research is gaining notoriety with the scientific community. Continue Reading UTIG Featured in Earth & Space Science News

Filed Under: News, planetary-slideshow Tagged With: Alaska, glaciers, Greenland, ice sheets, postdoctoral fellow, press coverage

October 14, 2015

Going Against Greenland

new research says tropical rainfall could be impacted for generations to come Continue Reading Going Against Greenland

Filed Under: Climate Stories, News Tagged With: climate change, Greenland, Philippines, rainfall, research, younger dryas

October 8, 2015

Dispatch from the Solomon Islands

Research Associate Jake Walter writes home about his field work. Continue Reading Dispatch from the Solomon Islands

Filed Under: News, tectonophysics-slideshow Tagged With: field work, GPS, seismometers, Solomon Islands, subduction zones, Tectonics

October 7, 2015

“The geology does not stop at the border between the United States and Mexico,”

An oil tanker in Galveston Bay. (Photo courtesy Roy Luck via Creative Commons Licensing)

UITG’s John W. Snedden tells the New York Times in a recent interview. Continue Reading “The geology does not stop at the border between the United States and Mexico,”

Filed Under: energy-slideshow, News Tagged With: Energy, Gulf of Mexico, press coverage

September 27, 2015

An Unexpected Discovery

helping understand how glaciers and ice sheets melt into the ocean Continue Reading An Unexpected Discovery

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Alaska, glaciers, Greenland, ice sheets, icequakes, postdoctoral fellow, research, seismicity, subglacial discharge

September 10, 2015

Israel Cruise Summary

Senior Research Scientist Jamie Austin and crew report back after several weeks surveying in the Mediterranean Ocean. Continue Reading Israel Cruise Summary

Filed Under: News, tectonophysics-slideshow Tagged With: field work, Israel, Mediterranean Ocean

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